Evening Star Newspaper, April 27, 1883, Page 4

THE EVENING STAR. Furmay = LOCAL NX Aprit 27. 1SN8. | TENTION. The Weather Orrier oF THE Cre Wasw D.C, Aprit For the middie Athanth southeriy to westerly wind-, tatlonary or lower baromet r SPRCIAL RULLETIN.—LOCAE. RAINS TO-MoRKOW. | Warmer, partly cloudy w ted for the middie Atisntie ont sont es and the Ohio valley on Saturday, with Hght loeat rains Local rains are also indicated for the upper lake Sresan region, Missouri and Towa on Saturday, with slight Changes in temperature. sie Sea Tur Rvse stili continues. Stu wir interests. | It fs beter to give than reeeive 0 worth of Inajoiica Ware and fay ods, preity. pitcher: Owls, brown Owls, (rr , Tatlet setts, and laany pretty tht ental splendors, ali to Y With choice teas and coffers by the company, corner 4th and P. Capitol Hill; branches Ce naWa¥ as pre 1 ed eve Ss and a lnporters, than at other plices Est.bllshed 1875, SENTS given Augeusiein’s. $17 barg Bets, F.77; Qu sets, $2.02: T water bucket, I $2.31 wash 1 bar 1 broom, 1 lange dust pan, 2. I ql., Hes WG, We. Bens 44 aser to-morrow at mor clothespir: blue, 21 yan, Ye ©! Dew What sive: ng forth? eedented bars dus, tu flac Bilppers, at unpre es and 7th street. Sign—The Ova W NE Sioes for gent’s and hoy shoe ladies and misses, ut Sins #08 7k and 3151 M st Cousins* 100 Twitrep sti 8.C. Creurey pmnt butt i & Co., Wholes. Ask for U. Se FLSSELL'S Tek Cem ton) Chyrlotte Rasa, ON AccerstT of tt dermond for our deco. Fated mirrors, we Ww lagein tosuorrew distribate theM to each customer. Mrs x Weyl, agt., 712 7b street. nrontayt Notice. —Ladies do not forget to at- | tend the great shoe sale at Gutinan’s, 92 7th | street, between Tand K. S$ i Our Lapres’ tine ktd Bart 5! rre the best | tn the city. Sinshefimer’s, so EBestos Iencth sik jersey cloves, all new shades, 7c. A. Duwman Sein suet, | AX OLD Myx named Henry Stock sas charged | Refore the Pollee Court teday wiih ke dangerous dog. He promised to Kilt the a@nd Was released on his pe alin anima, » TROUBLE saved by st SPECIAL SaLe To-MoRKCW Of 00. corsets, Which we Will sell foro ¢ dolar. a full line of French w in é nd long $2.00 and $250. Te Mirror. Mrs. M Laprrs’ Sur some of the th street. Ore $13 OW ents and ends in and risses? slipp rs ladies’ furnous $1.2 heeled and sprii durable shoes. gents’ tine ba Ollvette button; 1 button; gents Extra Banat day, at Stu streets. in k 1 shoes to-tay s A gf VCNen. Th Sui Lh bowl at the Licht Jafantry S triends a grad ut at lis Iwanle avenue. H Just Fece' Mineral water depot, 110 F s ed at Shafer’ Guaxp ¢ ENING toes rit 27th, at the WS Tih street. Sp ‘To-Me ‘Teh st Bor Sreixe Cxystarsin diamond sett a large aouble paper of ftty- {postpaid tor one dollar a Year Ty it —___ CITY AND DISTRICT. usements, &Kc., To-nizht, Forp's Orexs Horse. —Cerneross milastre Nationa TH aimn, the magician, ReavER CoM fean four and varie- ui Diwe Mes ime cu Covent BL Jobn, M.—Novel perform. es. Tonal. CHtReH.—Lect Kansas, and interest- _ Condensed 1 le paper at rfiy- 4 ror one dollar a | ey Club 16 stable ext w es were S horses, | that ft i, in the Spectal Crt n order directing the prop y k to turn over to Joseph Hartour or his attoi hers all property not hetd as testimony in cases Pending against hin. ‘This iucludes all property Which has bern in Use Bands of the property clerk | over six monshs. | George N. Hunt » the Police Court to- day on & charse of * and the case | Went over till le-morry: j Two Thow ere tine h by Judge to-day tor being disorderly at a mfnstrel pertorui- ance at Grant Army hull last niz Hugh Grown, an old and respect for many years a depart Yesterday at his resid: " Rev. Hath and 15th. 4cb Brown, jr., is | Professor ¢ ture tn at eohege im Liveria. | Joan W vlored, Was Nucd $2U or 60 days | by Juige Ht to-day for cutting holes tn the | fence at the bas? hull grou © look throug! { seeutiug Attorney eit thts 00 th tw the several | bien, the ish dealer, other whart than that desig. stated that Mr. Golden had 1 itsh at bis wharf, and Fict if Mr. G. pay nd let the others be dis- we Sal's 3 charges sguinst. Mr. RA for lam ling fsb « bated by Li. are he Intssed. Was pald. A pound party, under the auspices of the Prin- cess club, of tins city, called xt the residence of Rev. Fiekis Cook, at nurla, last evening, and f yentieman and his wite un Wtors Were Mad 4 pleas at Bundy addresses, Which were responded to by the > base ball club y s A Saine of bail between nines trom Uh crews of the Wyandotte and Specdweil yesterda afternoon resulted In a score of 20 to Iy In fa the soerdweils...-AC Baltimore—Baittmore Siddons, of Ph iphta, 0.. Plutadelpi Athletic, 10; Pbilud iphts, 2 Fayette street woz lot and + Sq. Si, and pt. 1. sq. | rt of Alliance 0 | — H. Niblo to Neumeyer t T, pt. 14, Sq. id Le Yate, "Neill to Jonn ~ to 24, sq. 1033, B00, G. Hub- Sand 76, Sub. of lots - el Crane to Joha W. Behacter. part 10, Sq. $11.80. BBL Warner to W. Z. Porte to, lot, sq, 866. 73300. A. Bender fo © Carrington, part 81, Sq. 500; $1,000.” Francis | Muir to T. L. Brentford tov 6, sq. 583; $85. A. J. | Chipman to JW. Start, lots Ss to 61, Square BST: $400. KJ. Murray wo A.A. Birney, parts 37 and | BB, Sy. 200; $300, —— ManniaGr Licesses.—The ch rk of the court has fesued marriage teenses to James M. Verry a Agnes W. Bowie; Andrew Willlams and Grant; Geo. Watt and Carrie BR. Fowler; W. R. Depts und Carrie B. Childs; Chas. 2.'P well Jenule E Welch, both of Alexandria, Va gees Puor. HRRRMANN aT THE Natiowat.—A fashion- able audience greeted Prof. Herrmann at the Ratious! Theater last night and were With their applause at the exhibition of won- erful tricks, the exposé of spiritual manifests Uons, the Marionette family—which, by the way, ‘te about the best of I's kind ever seen in this coun- ¥ M. Mills, lots 010.35. Mich: gegen tng gen de py tegen eo ‘There a change of program three | swollen state of the river from recent rains, and | weir | Kimban | printer | Martha D, AbbOLL, executrix, for $47 Work on the River Fiate. FAIR PROGRESS IN SPITR OF OBSTACLES—A NEW TRAMWAY REING CONSTRUCTED—THE WORK TO BE PROSECUTED NIGHT AND DAY. Messrs, Ross & Sandford, contractors for the work of improvement of the river flats, are Mak- Ing 45 rapid progress as can be expected under the circum-tauces. They have met with more obsta- cles than they antictpated, the latest being the Major Dye and the Magistrates. To the Editor of Tux Evewine STan, I noticed in your valuable paper of last evening Major Dye’s latest order in relation to the service of warrants issued by justices of the peace. I find, upon examination of the R. S. U. S. relating to tha District of Columbia, the following in chap- ter 18, section 895: “Any warrant for search or ar- rest, issued by any magistrate of the District, may be éxecuted im any part of the District by any member of the police force, without any backlogs or indorsement of the warrant, and according to the terms thereof.” 1s the major of the Metro- Polltan police superior to the law that made bin? USTICR. the consequent swift current. they have not yet got fairly started, although their full plant ts here, and material ts arriving as fast as they wish tt They have five dredges, two locomotives and forty duinping cars at work, and they are making arrangements to puton a night Sang to Keep tue Whole machinery in motion DAY AND NIGHT. They have, at least, one mile of trestle work completed, over witch thetr cars are carrying the tuud now being dredged from near the Georgetown channel towards the 17th street shore, whore It 1s. One thing tn which the; They state that ———— N THE PoLtce Covrt.—This morning, M the Police Court, the churges against the four- teen druggists for violating ‘the puarmaceuttcal laws by allowing unregistered pharmacits to com- Pound physicians prescriptions and sell poison, were taken up. The case Of Chas. H. Johnson, of 2th and M Streets, was first calted up, ayd the lowest fine in cases where the proprietor 1s_un- registered—859—was Imposed. In the case of John Coughlin, of 600 9 h street, tie Jowest fine in cases. where clerks not members the Pharmaceutical Association are emploved—#5—was imposed. In the cases of Geo. T. Ryne, of West Washing- ton, and Oscar H. Coumbe, 0: 10th anit E street there was no testimony to Show wnat they violate the law, and both were dismissed; also, the case ot Geo.'D. Sanger, of No. 404 11th street south- West. Appeals were noted fn all the cases Where fines were imposed. The remaining six cases— against Geo, Cropley, Frederick Moss, Arthur Nattans, Thos. L. Cropley, Henry Johnson and Chas. H. Fickling—werr continued to await the re- sult of the cases taken up on appeal, —— ‘The Courts. RAL TERM. . MeMurtrie; argued and submitted. United States agt. Heury W. Howgate; argued and submitted. Justin agt Holladay; argument commenced. Equity Couxt—Judge Cor. Yesterday, B-tles ugt. Carrico; pro confesso. In re George Brent, alieged lunatic; appearance ordered. Newmeyer agt. Newmeyer; auditor's report ratified and conveyance ordered. Hubbell agt. Hubbell; compliinunt ordered to pay $100 counsel fee. Pouich Cornt—Judoe Snell. To-day, Edwin E. Younger, loud and boisterous; $5 0r 15 days. James Posey, colored; do., do. Jo- sephine Beckman, colored,’ vagrancy; 30 days. Win. White, larceny of an overcoat from hos. A. Jacobs; $10’ or 30 days. Henry Stock, keeping a dangerous dog; personal bonds to Kill the dog. ae Alexandria Affairs. Reported for THE Eventne Stan? Drveaists ridge. ‘Ths fs nue posed, ‘there being more avel in it than Was calculated on, hot run and spread out as neleiptted. In thi Tespect It differs materially from the deposits south of the bridge. ‘he 2 is that they will be compelled to 1 another tramway, Cot mencing at four hundred feet west ent tine of trestle work, and will run al- most perstel with it tothe Georgetown channel. ‘This entails « double cost tor tue system of tram- ways above the bridge, which was not Included tn estiinates In order, however, to remedy tis they propose to Lay a flve-inch diameter water Pipe the full length of these tramways, to be con- stuntly fed by a statlonary steam force pump at the Georgetown channel, anu kept constantly run- Ing upon the dumps as they are made, 1n order to foree them to spread and run as much as possible. ‘They find no difficulty with the matertat dredged below the Long bridge, where It partakes more of the nature of alluvial deposits, and less of sand and gravel. THE NEW TRAMWAY. ‘The construction of the new tramway was com- menced yesterday and the pile drivers are alre: At work onit. ‘The piles and other timbers used are of the best quality an‘ will add very ly to the e k. Mr. Tes tuat In the south end, le éacounterod Strata of bottldérs the size of ¢ gave him much trouble ant Of one of his dredges. The spect this kind of material foreed him to of his loads for the scows, which has also tended to retard the pro-ress he hoped to have made. He has now abont 150 len Giapioyed on the work, edging near the Long bri ge, on An extensive © gravity of duice the size Which gang wiilb: nearly doubled when he puts| Tage Gas Scrrty.—It 1s now certain that op his nlsint force, after the close of the pear fiscal year Sees the price of gas will reluced probe The W, L. 1. Corps Fair. ably to $1.50 per 1,000 feet. The city ts the gas maker here, and for thirty years has imposed | upon the 750 consumers of gas the support of the | street Jamps and of all the gas burned In town for | public purposes. Bostdes this the gas works hs | pald from $5,000 to $7,000 per annum Into the city | treasury. ‘The maximum cost of gasin the city, all expenses included, does nt reach 100 cents! | The proposal to make gas by the new water pro- | cess has been abandoned. Canpipatés.—The eity school board meets to- night. A janttor for the Lee school building will Among the bul King, t. LEADING CANDIDATES IN THE VOTING, ttendance at the Washington Light In- fatr last night was good. ‘The leading can- didates In the voting for the various articles stood as follows when the polls were closed for the night an for wife of honorary member—Mrs. urge F. Timms, 60; silver pitcher, Lieut. Cowie, Id Watch abd chain for drug Clerk, esk for newspt U, 41; doudle-barrei beer pump—Henry : dressing gow n 18; conversation | be chosen, vice W. Burke, candidates are Iward Wares, Mant mbluns, and Win. Cla: ‘There were neither prisoners ; ation-house this morning. At tre last mayor's court Alice Thomas, colored, was flned $2.50 for assault upon Mary McIntosh. ‘Ann Lucas was fined $2.0 for being drunk, and Jackson Davis Was fined $5 for disorderly conduct on the street. ‘Tne East ENDING oF Crty StaERTs.—The pro- pesal to extend Prince street 23 feet east of the iniddle of Union street, and thus bring {t as far as the cast front of Mr. Hole’s warehouse, to place a gas-light there, pave, &e.,will probably be adopted | at the next meeting of the city council. The docks | here are by no means ona line. At the foot of | Queen street the dock reaches Union street, while Av the foot of Oronoke street and the foot of Duke street there 1s three or four hundred feet of land between tbose streets and the docks. These streets. end on the old points (West and Lumley) that for- meriy made the north and the south bounds of @ wayon—J. SHinger,60; vorps bads ‘stick tor priat headed ¢ cedar sing! vir and shaving se : padge for police Base ball outtit, High ih bowl aml I nuwock fe ‘st membs ; cove of the river that extended at King and Came- fshing-tackle—W. H. Mills, 1 ; fon streets as high as Water street, but was J. Wetzel, 115 cart ar | Sbanked out” by Carlyle & Dalton, Ramsay, Peers Fitygerald, Kirkpatrick, and others. Before the bankiug out these streets stopped at Water (Lec | Street.“ When the ground was extended into tht | river the streets were extended also, and {t ha: lways been claimed by the city that the streets | tend to the channel, or at least as far a3 land | shall be made fn that alrect Revorter’s Nores. —Some very entertaining tas Were rendered at Armory hall last night y the musical talent of The neighborhood Tor the Denesit of Miss Salle Latitta. ‘The auditory was deli with the entertainment.—Mr. G. W. Clifford was withdrawn as a candidate for super- Intendent of police and left Supsrintendent Coie Man alone tu the fleld,— Mr, J. K. M. Norton, of this place, has been added to the examining mittee of the University of Virginia, now holting it8 annual examtnatton here.—The Old Dominion | Boat club is making ready for its spring cam- | paign.— The city has pad the claims of Revis- | trars Wimsatt and Simpson, ‘or which Judgment | was obtained some weeks ago. ‘The matter in 3 | controversy was about one hundred dollars, N Amenican Lapy Dixte.—It seems that the of sensational Nterature cbout detectives | and accounts of the Richmond robberies and of the Lady Florence Dixte assault so worked upon th mind of Cant. Parater’s 16-year old daughter Richmond, Va., s mention: d | in vesteraay’s her father’s | td for lady. Hor ary—k. ¢ and butter cutter—V dress tor 1 Sirs. V McAntey, 1 eneit for bank my adfor) rive inue throu! day, Wednesday and Tanrstay evening tox on the various art Prices. do. port i 2e. 242200 Mutton, 190% Becon Hams, Sugar cured, 1 Should per doz. per doz; © Cranberries, 125 er qt.; Rhuvarb, per bb, Fis i Shad, %5a75 cents per pair; Herring, oGatiee wie ; Perch, 45 vents peg | house were the wo: ‘sfaucy. ‘The IE Laree Tena0e pee he amo die weUts AET | stoning of the dwelling at night, the sudden ap | Hanon per Tie outtake toe nets | pearance of a burglar in the house and his attack | Hadee ce he Catton sige Ree Pi | upon ner, and the thett of jewelry from her person Sea Bass ener thes Bite Fen iaavee, sg | Were all Invented by the girl. Allof the efrenni- the W He Pek ibee Surat Ids nee fet | stances connected with her escapide indicate that Wint TOI Pee Mics Saumen eae ae It was founded upon the published stories of Laiy : Sena ee Florence's alleged wroncs. @the cuiting of the | SPU SHReRE Sena eae girl's dress ani cor-et were in imitatio. of that | 8 per doz: do. + $1083 per doz.; Turtle, we.agi BUTTER. — Ph Western | Cre | Inuch doubted assault. i) Avsorvrery Pons. a RRR 00 Yo oy aA per. pk RoR OO Yy¥ AA OL Spinach, 20 RRR 0 O YY AA TF (MMW), RR OO Y¥ AAA LL hesa; Ont RR 00 ¥ooa A fun 7 do., (String,) bh; Turnips, | ann 4 bunch per doz. ide, each per box Mint, Se, per bunch; Water Cress, 10c. per bunch: Asparagus, 15¢. per bunch. PoULTRY.—Turkevs, 24a%e. per Ib.; Chickens, nB er par; Diu 1.73 per par BPP, (00 W yy W PPP, EER RRR, 34MBE.—Snipe, Nett per doz; Plove F J cz fi + Se ny PPP O O WWWWD DFE RRR $4u$4.50 per doz’; Squad, $3.50:84 per doz. PP 8 8 Www Bb BEE BRA, Rear. ESTATE Sares.—Messra Duncanson Bros, BO Ce w WDD BREE RK: F. Wok auctloacers, have sold, recently, for Jat Lind, surviving trustee, lot 8, 1a Wollard’s subdl ston of square 1006, improved by a frame house, No. 1233 Maryland avenue northeast, to Miss a for Geo. W. Cochran, trustee, part of lot 9, In square 489, Improved by a four-story brick dwelling, No. Siz E street northwest, to H.C. Wire for $5,300. Also, for same party. part lot 8, In square 455. to Frank H. Burns for $13,050. Also, for C. M. Smith, trustee, part of lot 11, In square 74, situated on 1st street, ‘between D and North Carolina avenue southeast, to Chas, Walter for 5 cents square foot. Aiso, for the owner, sub. Jot 18, 1p square 367, lin proved by a two-story brick dwelling, No. 93) U This powder never varies. A marvel of purity, strength, and wholesomenese, More economical than the ordinary finde, and cannot be sold in competition With the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or Phosphate powders. Sold only in cans, Roya Bax- ING Powper Co., 106 Wall street, N.Y. ape CITY ITEMS. Hat Speciatties for Spring of 1883. Gentlemen's Stu avenue Silk Hats $5, worth $6: Full Ime of biack ant color d sttff and’soft F: Boys’ fashionable Derby's $1 , solr usually at $1. ring styles boys & ehlidren’s Straws now ready, Kg Lewis 920 7¢h et, below Mt. Vernon Square. Gentlemews Fine The Climax Shirt (pest m Medium weight, merino up Be. cotton Handkerchiefs, at Lewis’, 920 7th stree rnishings. ), Teady for use, $1. erwear 50c., 75c., $3 Full assortment plain and fancy half’ hose, Be, E & W. Linen Collars, silk neckwear, linen and votween I and Kn. w. The following immense bargains Will be sold tomorrow only at R. Goldschmnid’s 812 by carriages at re- duced prices, large assortment of Climax anid Far- gon’s refrigerators and tce chests at low prices, 1 set of garden tools containiny 3 pieces with long handles, and 1 qt. flower sprinkler, 8c. worth 50: 7th st. B. w.; 100 Handsome larger size with 2 gt sprinkler 42¢ worth 7 French china moss rose tea sets 44 pleces only $5.00, 1 good hair brosh with large 1 whisk broom, 1 placking brus! rubber comb, and 2 boxes of lacking 88c worth 75c; decorated Engilsh china chamber sets 10 water pitchers 25c, 1 cake st ces $2.75, 3 Ral. crystal glass ‘+ ied with 6 plates and 6 Ice cream saucers only 58c., {immense assortment of new pictures with handsome frames 24 by 30 only 8c., white china slop Jars 9c., silver plated dinner or dessert knives 90.:. 3g doz., 7 incl glass disues 8 for 10c., open ¢: Painted centre 12, worth 2) oval ige frult plates with white porcel:in oval or round covered vegetable dishes 47¢., new style dinner casters 52 worth $1.00,2 qt. covered Un buckets Sc., Brown’s French shoe dressing 6c. a bottle, 3 doz. white porcelain caps and saucers with 6 silver plated tea spoons 95c., worth $1.50, covered butter dishes Sc., 1 engraved Bohemian. [tev wine decanter with 6 glass*s to match and 1 jandsome saucers 7c, French Sateeus at 1256 best F Excelsior, 804 7th street. A Spring Overcoat. is now An Indispensable Our Stock Is of Such a Varied Style As to Induce ‘The Inspection of Every One. Noaw WALKER & Co, burgs, &e. ; Carpets, Mattiny with fixtures, at Clothing. 625 Pennsylvania When Your W feel like a ucw man.” Elkton, Ky. worth.” Salads of me: to it. and Hub Punch ts ready. either taken taste’ 3 and a at mn, Ie. pin Good Blue Flannel Suite at All. woo! Flannel e Yacht Cloth Suits inest Middlerex ¥: ool Kasines Good Suits at $6, worth $10. ferent kinds, $10 Fine All-wool Diagou th #40 Elegant Fs Splendid ¢ Black Ds #18, worth $28, SPR) At$6.50, $8, $10, $12 and ‘the prevailing p vices. Styles the Latest. GOSSAME!| ap20 Biack Cloth Suite at $18, worth 33: Hine Black Cloth Suits, (D.B.. Prince Albert coat, ) $25, 625 Pennsylvania avenite, Given Away to Purchasers. Gilt frame O11 Painting, besides selling cheaper , than any other house. | Dry Goods of all kinds. Cassimeres for men and boys’ Wear; Hostery, Gloves, Corsets, Laces, Ham- Article of Apparel. tray only 78c., real Majolica fruit cents, ‘To-morrow and Monday next only ‘reuch Sateens, worth 50 cents, at 123 cents. 26 and Oilcloth; large Novelties. “Alderney Dairy Wagons.” Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning tered in 3gelb. “Ward” prints, 60c. per 1D. ottage cheese, buttermilk and Sweet milk, In Men’s, Youths’ and Chtdren’s Spring and Summer Unsurpassed as to Workmanship, Style and Finish, Noan WarKer & Co., enue, Lundborg’s Rhenish Cologne. Durkee’s Salad Drewing, @ ready-made, rich and delict HENRY STRASBURGER'S, Auction Dry Goods House, 726 7th street northwest. Velvet Rugs for $1; best Window Shades 50 cents, "~ Health is bad, when your children are sickly, when you feel worn out, use Brown’s Iron Bitters, Wolfesvilie, N. C.—Dr. I. C. McLaughlin says used Brown's Iron Bitters for Vertigo and I now Dr. E. B. Weathers says: “I regard Brown's Iron Bitters as a medicine of unusual us dressing for all Draw the Cork it tops all other punches, mixed with teed or hol water, &. Sold by grocers und drugeists 1.60, worth $10, it at $9, worth $15. eet All-wool Flannel Suite ut $12, worth $20. £13, worth $22. cht Cloth Suite at: ts at $8, worth $1: Oy PANTS FOR MEN AND Boys. An immense assortment at $2, $2.50, $3, § and $6, fully equal toany sold for double the price. Workiby Prnts for 8ie., 81, $1.26, BOYS' CLOTHING. Suits for Bors, 4 to 11 years, from $2 up. ‘Suite for Boys from 12 to 17, trom 35 aj Prices Mother Swan’s Worm Syrup. harmless, cathartic; for Testlessnes, worms, constipation, ey Cassimere Suits at $12, worth $20. ssimere and Worsted Suits wt $15. worth $25. Black Diagonal Suits at $10. worth $18. nal Coats and Vests, Prince Albert Style, at iG OVERCOATS, #16, fully 33 per cent lesa than fish or vegetables. Cheaper and intinitely Detter than home-made, No sauce equal $16.50, worth $28. Splendid All-wool Cheviot and Cassimere Suite, 20 aif- 0, $4, $5 For Men and Boys at §2, $2.50, $3, 33.50. Great bargains OUR MOTTO: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODs. Street northwest, to Robt. W. Young for $3,875. Also, for game party, sub. lot 7, in squire 372, fronting 27 feet 8 inches on New York avenue, and running through to K street, with a front on sald Street 2 feet 3 inches, to Jas. E. Waugh, for $1.35 Square foot. | AS A SUPERB HAIR DRESSING AND RENOVA. tor Ayer’s Hair Vigor is universally commended. ie = nary | Tt eradicates scurf and dandruff, cures all erupts Bete (rol tire tare JNFY | and itehings of the scaly, promotes the renewed wrowth Wm. B. Parker, false pretenses; Thos. J, Lozen- | Of the hair, and surely prevents its fading or turning by, embezzlement; Joha Q. Thompson, libel; Rich- | 8TY- ENERVATION AND LASSITUDE oF ard Simpson, hou: 1 T spring time are but indication® of the alugiuh action of the biood, overloaded with carbonates sccn- mulated by the use of heating food in winter. This condition may be remedied by the use of Ayer's Sarea- Parilla, the best blood purifier known, ap26 Opp Fetrows’ CeLenkatios.—The Uniformed Patriarchs, I. 0. 0. F., celeprated the sixty-rourth anntversary of Odd FCllowship in the country yes- terday with a parade in the afternoon anda inu- steal and dr: matic entertainment {nthe evening. The Alexandria Drill association, Capt. Wm. M. Stewart, commander, Joined in the parade which took place at So’clock. There were about 70 men In line, who presented a neat appearance. The route traversed embraced the principal thorough- fares of the city. The program of the eventng’s en- tertatnment tneluded reading, recitations, vocal muste and a farce, entitled “Mr. and Mrs. Peter White.” ‘The attendance was large, und the enter- talninent Was thoroughly enjoyed. "Among those who took part were Messrs. Gill, Connell, Kessler and Boswell, of the Mt. Vernon Quartette, R. F. Lavey, Win. "Lackey HB. M. Rogers, George D. Scott aud Mrs. Bettie Mi en. The cast for the farce ineluted Messrs. David L Towers, George F. Erd- man und Juines Kearney, Miss Efile Darilnz, MiSs Crorns Axp Cassraures FOR MEN'S, YOUTHS’ AND Boys’ SPRING SUITS. Lilian Edmonston, Miss" Susie Bowie and’ Miss Ha Per well. Mr. Charles Egan acted as stage | SPRING STYLES, —— Fish Makxet.—Received and sold by K. A. Golden, fish agent, Johnson's wharf, to- day : 8,000 shad. trom #20 to M0 per hundred; 99,000 herring, trom $6 to {8 per thousand, steel Tuk Cock-Figntix Casta —James W. Pumph- | Fauey Styles and Fancy Try, dnd dno, Evans, who were arrested for cruelty TSU A eT Re seat Checks, 69 ote, cities fo animes, In engaging In the management of the | rt t * o — cocksMigit last. Monday, were befor the Police | cREAtS, DRESS SILKE, in al the New “Spring Court tts morning. Mr. Padgett stated that one BCR SILKS, New Colors, 50 cts. of Lis witnesses was on the jury in another court, ®PRING DR’S8 GUODS, "New Colors, 25 cta, and the case would have to go over tll to-morrow, | Faney ‘tyies in STRAW MATTING. ‘The defendants were released on collateral. PALICOrs, 4% ct, penioiraaeatl EGIDAL QUILTS, 98 cta, GotxG to Nonvore.—On Wednesday next (May 24) the Supreme Loaze of the Independent Order of Mechanics will_meet in Norfolk, Va., and there will be a grand demo-istration of the order, proces- sion, ete. ‘The representatives of the crder in the Cc. M. TOWSON Distict and many of the menibers of the order | - - * here (which numbers about 1,600) und (riends have | ap2i__ 636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, South side. arranged to leave ou ‘Tuesday next on the steamer Excelsior at $ o’clock. Its thought that, inclut- Just opened, in Plain, Checks Stripes, 26 + 37 ela, BO cs, OS clan Tectae LALIES! SPRING CLOTHS and FLANNE". SUIT. ING, 3-4, 5-4, 6. Cte ST eter 8O.cte IB clases oe SPEME Colors, 35 NUNS VEILI G, in all the Ne Colo! aul dor ble widths, 25 ctr and oer e COO Stock of PARASOLS just opened, in Plain and Handles, lined and unlined LD AND OLD FRIEND! tag ladies and eaiidren, there will bo about £00 | C eloage sain HW Ola Sand ene for = Washingtoulansin Norfolk. CLOTHING clube cuheee theses, SECOND HAND Virainta Exccnsionista mm Town.—Tho Mid- | Stcall at Jand train, arriving here a: 8-3 o'clock this morn- | 7USTH’S Ola NO, C10 D street, between Gth and Ing, Diought-down the pupils of the Fauquier . Be Fea fasta, woatel near . fen nauler N. B,-Noteby mail vrompuy attended to. 19 -which Dr. Cham’ is prin anda hum ber of their friends (75 in i), who are visiting the Cuxxionam, Harren, fea it the city and will return dias the SPRING-BTYLE BLOCK. afternoon, — : B Ql) Hd otevet portawest, Niw Cc OTHING Hovse, $19, 8. E. Con. 77u any D, Bra, ENTIRE NEW STOCK or MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING, az ROBINSON, PARKER & CO., PRICES WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL, BPRING OVERCOATS & Specracry. ROBINSON, PARKER & CO. mh16-3m 319.8, E. Cor. 7th and D Sta, Alas oes ete es tae ey yc ed Ha, a gore naa, Be st re hiloey the bat own, fOFS1 taaien Fuge Gost ond Hid But, Pe ie reset And eee the ng ee SU. Be a ele Tote bene os, (PRE CELLULOID “TRUss: THAT NEVER ‘and’ can be Teese phe avotee bac at Se. GENTS’ SCARFS. 50°. GENTS’ SCARFS.... 30c. TABLE LINENS. 2c. TABLE LINENS, FINER TABLE LIN! -10 per cent off, (Previous teremoval April 30th.) TYLER & CHEWNING. (After 30th April, 939 Pa. ave..) 918 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. _ Tue N IMBLE Sixpence Is better than a slow Shilling. We believe in this old saying most thoroughly, and try to carry it out in every Department of our business. We buy as cheap as we can. Wo ell quick at a email profit. We have bought this week at auction Laces, Liamburge, Embroidered Mull Fichus, &c. ; a very fine class of goods, not usually sold at auction, but which, on account of the backward season. have been forced to sale. We have taken advan- tage of the opportunity to purchase some remarkable Bargains in these coods, and shall open them MONDAY MORNING, Ata small profiton the cost, in order to close out quickly and make room for others; for instance, we eball offer Black and Cream Spanish Laces. all pure silk, 435 inches wide, at 25c. per yard. Black Spanish Matelasse Lace, 23 iu. wide, only 25c. eyard. Black Spenih Lace, 3 in. wide, at 19c. a yard, worth 25e. Black Spanish Lace, 139 in. wide, nice quality, 12}c. Black French Laces, warranted all silk, 2ic. and 25c. per yard. ap23 Wash Laces, ina splendid variety of patterns, at 1c. and 12h¢. per yard. Maltese Laces, at 37c., 50c., and 623sc. per doz splendid value, Broderie de Saxe, a new lace, in imitation of Fecnrial, for trimming white dresses, in three widths, at 124c., 18c., and 2c. peryard, We bave alsoan All-Over to match for sleeves, at 75c. per yard. TORCHON LACES, ‘Wo also bought, very? cheap, 5 pieces, 2% and 3 in. wide, at 10c. per yard, worth 124jc.—4 good patterns. ‘These are only a sample of the many bargains we are showing in this class of woods, LINEN DEPARTMENT. ‘We always have Bargains in this Department. Just now we aro making a special wale of ‘furkien Bath ‘Towels, 50 doz. Fancy Bath Towels, 18x36, extra quality, only Se, each; are worth 2c. 25 doz. White Turkish Towele. 22x48, superior qual- 25e. each—we haye sold, not long ago either, for gc. 100 doz. Kitchen Barnsley Towels, 24x36, only 12}c. $1.560qer doz. 79 doz. extra fine Huckabuck Towels, 20x40, at 20c. each; are worth 25c. 26 doz. fine Blesched Huckabuck Towels, 22x45, the ‘beet Towel we ever sold for 25 HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. 109 Crochet Quilts, at 75c. each, worth $1. 100 large size 11-4 Crochet Quilts, at §1 each, worth 31.25, Barnsley Damanke, in 66, 68 and 70 inch, at 87440.,8], $1,123 and 91.26 per yard, The commendation whicn these goode receive from those who have used them justify us in calling them the best goods, intrinsically, in the market. We have also opened a line of Bleached Scotch Dam- maske, 62 inchea wide, at 50c. and 62ic. per yard, which will more than compare with anything offered at the price, WHITE DRESS FABRICS. We mention specially our 15c. India Linen, of supe- rior bleach and finish, laundering niore handsomely: than any other make. Check Neinsooke at 9c. per yard. Lace Piquer, 9c. per yard. Btriped Lawns, at 12sec. per yard. ‘The best assortment in the market. Persian Lawns, Piques, Masnlias, Fijured, and Dotted Swisees, in entirely new designs, not to be found elsewhere, Linen Lawns, warranted all linen. at 19c. per yard up to 60c. Every number a bargain. New Printed Merv Lawns, in entirely new styles, tasty—altogether comprising the best assortment of ‘White Drees Fabrice, aud at the lowest prices, in this city. OxE Prick ONLY—ALL Goops Manxep my PLAIN Figures, BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE, 921—PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE-921, WOODWARD & LOTHROP. ap2l Niw Piawrep Lisex Lawss. SEATON PERRY, «Successor to Perry & Brother.) NEW PRINTED INEN LAWNS, IN CHOICE ALL GNS, AT 25 AND 87360. NEW PRINTED BATISTES, 38 INCHES WID: IN STYLISH PATTERNS, AT 5c, = GENUINE SCUTCH GINGHAMS, FROM 25c. TO Di Ae, ELEGQNT STOCK OF NEW FRENCH SATIN: JACONETS AND ORGANDIES, FRENCH PURE WOOL NUNS VEILINGS, IN BLACK AND ALL THE FASHIONABLE SH»DES, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FINE FRENCH DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINA- TION COSTUM! 8. *“*NOVELTIES” IN WHITE GOODS. SURAHS, LOUISINES AND SUMMER SILKS. “EXTRA GOOD VALUES” IN BLACK SATIN RHADAMES AND SURAHS, AT $1, $1.25 and $1.50. THE “NEW SHADES,” AT $1.50, Sods sPIACE SILKS “BEST MAKES," FROM $1 TO GAUZE UNDERWEAR, FRENCH C. P. CORSETS. XEW PARASOLS A= DUN UMBRELLAS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTUKERS. BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS. EMBROIDERED ROBES IN SATINES, ZEPHYRS, NUNS | VEILINGS, PONGEES AND BATISTES, FROM $10 TO $60. ' NEW BLACK GRENADINES IN ALL STYLES, QUALITIES AND PRICES. pow ones Goons, Piaix Ficures, anp Connect SEATON PERRY, Perry Building, Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street. Established 1840. ap2L gt xX no ped SCE PHANNAN SGP P™ ges foe LPH TREE REARS Ds GGG UU HN NNN NNTP. *” Sgso% ‘Haye opened and are in full blast at NOS. 404 AND 406 SEVENTH STREET, With a full and complete BTOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of BILKS, in every variety; DRESS GOODS, complete; LACES, GLOVES and HOSIERY, endless; LINEN DEPARTMENT, full; HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, alarge stock; GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, LaDIES’ UNDERWEAR, PARASOLS, SHAWLS, DOMESTICS, NOTIONS, &c., a0 bought for SHARP CASH, WE ARE HERE TO STAY, and we offer our goods in every department at a FaIR PRICES, which means that we will not be UNDERSOLD, We have ONE PRICE, which gives every one FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS. Cc AKNED Goons. LOWEST PRICES UN 1HE CITY AT Cc. WITMER'S, 1915 Pennsylvania avenue J. A. LUTTRELL & CO., Receiving daily all the new Spring Shades tm NUNs VEILING, TROSS, L a FRENCH FOULA, GRO DE ZODIAC, ciseMFRES | Bararanta Suniurs: CASHMERE BFIGE, FRE ana NCH SATEFNS, PaNua hy SUITINGS, & tion, specially desirabi up. Bisck Cashinere brocaded with silk, 42 inches wide, only $1.50 Riack end Colored Si creat variety. | We pecial attention to our Stock of Parseols and Sun Umbrellas, Au beautiful soode at Prices that defy com- petition, J. AL LUTTRELL & ©D., ap20 : #17 MARKET SPACE. Sinxs: Sinks: Sucks: Hn FROM THE GULFT Marland Suitines, in com! ‘Sum Silks from Sc. per y TuREr Caxs KOR £1.00, GEO. EL Kk DY & SON, ap? 1009 F STREPT NORTHWRsT. x — 1l Les. Gaas. Scoan... 3 4 Ibe. Good Bots . . anaeet SILKS 50, 4 ibs. Peeled 1 SILKS 62, 75, #1. | ‘Turks! NUN'S VEITINGS, widestdonvie width, all pure Wool, eee} ‘ay hee wre wide. 376. J nt : FANCY SILKS, very Hileet quatity, (actual walne §1), | 9 1be. Greet or Diack Tea our price Black ill, Brocade GRENADINES, all pure Sik, (worth $2. } our price $1. Black “Satin HHADAMES and Block Surah SILK extra wide, all pure bik, uly $1, worth $1.50 everywhere. Colored SURAH SILKS, all colors, including Steaw- berry and Flectric flue, $1.28. Colored Satin RIVADAMES, cheapest in this city. NUN'S VEILINGS, fine quality, 20. GEO. A. OTARE, Caen Grocer, 2213 Th street northwest, bet. Mt ant . Bosrox Cucesens Boston Tomatons, Boston Lettuce, MERES, ail pure Wool, wide double Fliladelphia Capong, . iu, Strawberry, Electric Biue, Pink aud Fresh Salmon, Cream, $0. = Freab Scallops, CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON, Oyster, elc., 46 PALACT. MARKT, FRANK J. TIBBETS. Li TO HOUSEKEEPERS Our very finest ‘quality Satin finish Black SILKS reduced from 9:80 fo #1080. nNorTic! Colored KILKS, tinmenre reduction. Qur $1 Colored OCG Ki KEM QSSSy ILKS, reduced to 75. Qur $1.50 Colored SILES, oe Re Re tin fini, reduced to $y aud Our * vary Binet KE RRH KE Sgssy ality” heavy Grog Gralu Colored SILKS, re- oF i REE Bi ace fe net ee 5. Wool, $2. eR oa 9 Bgss5 lack Cashmere pare , $2. KI Bleached” Table DAMASK, pure Lines,slightiy aoiled, | S83 THT ERE RRR Fy NN ares Sst Ry HN NS CARTER'S. Ssss8 7 Exe EE uae tS BN apl3e 711 MARKET SPACR. RRETERE It a NN ¥ 900K Banaue ar Misivsiss. Rhee E aakS 380, cbt haste of Gets Tina pal Ga eds thandks 3 oan ten phe 3 ine line * Linen an i er er= 4 2 X chiefs, 25 per cent Jess than usual price; a large ansort. Fars so a t ed xy FH ment of Fancy Half Hor will be clovedout at but- |G 2 8 Q Rie XN Lace ani Belbricyan Undershirts st Goa 0 0 DE NXN re prices, alarge lotof the five Four- | “Goa “Uo pv ker NORM ens Collars, wines 12. 1236, 28, 19%, 14, 1434, 16 HOH OW . 1K, 18%, at 50 eenits per dozen—only 80° cen! HOM OT zin for the Best Linen Collars, the Mystery Shirt Hun it cents, elegantly maae of the very beet material: HoH OW Six Fine Drea Shirts, to order, for $6, ready for the Haul Wwastub—pestect Gtwuaramteed—at | o WILL ALWAYS MAKE BrAUT? NS BR IAS BREAD AND MISCUl Wholesale Depot, corner Ist street an jel we. Ly Srrixc Dex Goons. e are daily receiving our Spriug and Summer anp- f Drees Goods, comprising afi] live of Bimck Sik, ailgrades: Surat’ Silks, Ottomans, Satin Ruadame Satin Merveilieux, Silk Grenadines, Nun's Veihnw and \oths in’all the newsbades: French Wool inus, Printed Muslin Kobee: Printed | iuen La al ‘in Natteens. Fmb'd a«plendid lin Biack Woolen Drose le in ail the new fubrica” Silk and Thead Hose, new colorings; Umbrellas and Para- new designs. Also, an coant line of Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens, all widths; Datnask Table Cloths and Napkins to mateh, in Bizes:) Table Damask by ihe Towels and Toweling in gr of choice woods will do we purchasing. ape-sn. ‘UMN R. KELIA, DeALER Ie FIReT-CLane REE TAME, VEN RPRCIAL TE ee ee Btanle nd 630 Center Market, 9th etrect wing, and 206 an ‘orthern Liberty Market; or addres Box 72, City Post Onice. Marketing delivered fewe2t charge to a wen ellparte of the an ty. Those in want il to examine our stock before | HOOF BEO. & 1398 F st.. near Ebbitt House. known monthiy instalnent jlan, G. L. WILD & BRO.'S MUSICAL WAREROOMS, p25 709 7th street t northweat. jo B. ELLERY, EBERER A DPD BER OU RRR BP ee AB bh Re DE rye pe Pei kh AAD DR BE Eee we DUBREUIL BROTHERS, isp k Ra“Sdop bes ‘uk EOF MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS, GENIS' FURNISHINGS, 2212 F StreEr Nortuwesr, Waswincrox, D.C. ix of the Finest Dreas Shirts to order. Hix xtra Fine Shirts to order ‘Six Fine Shirts to order. PIANOS AND ORGANS, ‘Over 17,000 in Tse, USTECTAL Sat prigcht Pianon wh ‘or the next ten doys of Square andl have boon rested the past winter, ere inetre are as wood oF new, a be wold mbit for uearly one-half winst the uew Pianos of same styl T ‘would cost, HOMPSON'S PIANOS and ORGANS for rent. Largest stock in SHIRT FACTORY city to select from. Kents appliedon yarcuaes ee akD , TUNING an op rg van —I have Ary ae’ > 1 thie depart ta MEN'S FURNISHING EMPORIUM, Ofexpericnce in ths New Fork factory 816 F Street, Opposite Patent Office, Fine Drees Shirts to order a specialty. Six best Shirts fer $13.50, Ready-made Shirts st following prices: — Acme, Dafinisbed, 75 ct. ; finished, 9) ct. Peeriens, unfinished, 65 cts: ; finished, $0 ets, " Full line of Boys Shirts. Fine ascortwent of Scarfe, Gloves, Hosiery si Underwear, 22 MM PFNNSYLVANIA AVENUT. NAN 1 FINANCIAL, | A Caso To Tue Pesno, Harex C. Towszs & Co. | oti trarnty eked by, destere AY ee | BANKERS, BROKERS AND INSURANC Git cal tee Lata My faci ties wre unequaled for sarefal mas cr, FREEBORN G. SMITH,- api? ly a and how J often: my nn By 2 ei 5 S ruanutactirere Whelcaale Prices, 1420 F STREET NORTHWEST, puta epic ion ie og Peer! mutation seo Miche Waszrxorex, D.C. having the CAnH to purchase: nay Iuresin that he eee ed, so it follows that when persous are leaving the city and We pay epecial attention to obtaining CORRECT and | Want to sell they come to tne. pond-hand a jor RELIABLE information regarding our various city securities, and ure preparod at ell tines to answer inqui- ries regarding same, MARY C. TOWELS, member 24. Ttakeaxteat man Crchenre tor new ones—Square Pianos in e care: |. T have a buyer ag the manufacturing center. whi the manufactures can consult with & satislactors if they are a little short on pay 3 The following $8 @ fow out of many Siecial Batalus now ou band. ot 1—A Fiano made tocrder for un ex-City, Marebalat@ cont of $800, with elewant embroidered cover and atool, Price, $250; worth $500. No. 2-8 genuine Hardiman 7's octaves. Square Piano, (new), Sold at $500, Price, #235. No, 3—A wood Tectaye Uy right. Prive, #198. Net AC A Toctave Samure, at $45, No. 6A good Chichiering Stock Exchange. mhz PERWAPS THE SIMPLEST, THE LEAST COM. reseut fathers and mothers cf families, and a plan that for Reserve Fund Life jun.’ Office 1509 H et mbi7 plicated plan of insurance ¢ver red. to the once can be understoo’, ie that of the Muti treet I. Y. KNIGHT, Manager. PBIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES | RyMNRARE ETE, Si), as fuses Muright an the ol te ew yaa at 0. Bei ice many others (hat mag pod LErweew, CHAUNCEY J. REEDS, apis 433 SEVENTH STREET WASHINGTON, NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. ren = a “ ane are superior inetrumienta, onan, — _—— 5.B. ils. BUKVETL ORGANS, Beet now made, Tuning and Repairing, — mh22 Res NBACH’S PIANO WAKEROOMS. PIANOS r H. H. DODGE, of various makes for sale a: uoed prcen, | Win. Homabo & Ci FS La a are Soe ne *| plsy0s, orcas 2ET MUSIC. STRCK & C0. PIANO, ‘The most Perfect Piano Mada EMERSON PIANO, yr Pest Medinm-priced Piano Manutactarea. WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL OXGAN® Pisnios and Organs fonts, Funted or xe alnged: Tent apphed porches 5 CENT MURIC. ‘Tho cuts Complete Stock in the atte. HENRY EBERBACH, No #15 F STRER* Manegine nertner of the late firm Eilts & Co. TTYS ORGANS, 27 SLOPS, $125, PIAN eyt 90.” Factory saunine ‘aay tad wiht Gata Address DANIEL F. BEATTY. Washing Bonds, Stocks and Investment Securities Bought and sans PY Eold on Commission, No. £39 18rz STREET, (CORCORAN BUILDING.) @gency for Prince and Whitcly, Stock Brokers, (4 Broapwar. New Yors, Frere cians of Secnritien hone’bt and acld on enmnmis- in San Franctaco, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New Boston and Washington. Orders executed on the New York Stock Exchange at one-eighth of one per cent commission. Private and direct telegraph wires to Bichmond, Baltimore, Fhiladelphia, New York and Boston, through which orders are executed on the Stock Exchanges in cities Promptly. Quotations and Bonds and in- formation regarding the Markets received through our wires INSTANTLY airect trom the Sew York Stock A New Encerrnsz. al ° AN'S GREAT BALTIMORE Mendes Glass, Crockery, INSTALLMENT MOUSE, Kea a arch ard 923 70H STREET NORTHWEST. ax adomant: NITE! 3 NITURF, CARPETS, MATTINGS, &e., fone! and ment ia FUGN WEERLY RRND MOND HLY PAYMENTS. EFe SSmeontant mn THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED 19 ER all other Gines and Co- WASHINGTON, UU ERE breakabie and PRICES AND LIBERAL ERMS AT GROGAN'S Installment Furniture and Carpet House, mb31-Im* 925 7th wtreet northwest, rerytiing’ else with srorlastiog: (Sage ey a i e it wd rere Te wie Fine Ca rare Sad Fae and Cabipet oe eek Dasnz Ge. Harce & Couraxy, wyers, £c., su ‘gallon or barrel Mande Ly aaa ee NO. 934 F STREET NORTHWEST, Fn pin 503. 541 Ba. ov -, Weshington, D.C. SOLE AGENTS FOR LOWS TILES. ‘wall Sola Grocura Stationcre Hardware and weneral mab ALARGE STOCK CONSTANILY ON HAND. ‘Dbe Natural Mineral KAISER WATER, FKOM BIRRESBORN ON THE RHINE. Recommended Ly the Highest Medical Authorities, ” PRED'K HOLLANDER, 8. A. for the U. 8, and Canaaa, 295, 117, 119 Elm strect, New York. T. do not, stomach as all other Capsules with liquid ill be fe id effe a SEE mci Lot BY A BuNeSlne apl2-3m Au Ass Isvirep - KING'S PALACE, 814 SEVENTH STREET, Fos Buacaxvasr: CHOCOLAT MENIER TO INSPECT SOLD EVERYWHERE. a? Brocx, wiRE PARES AS ig Rs ie WER PRICES 7 _—- ie ELSEWHERZ, wr eR TRE PARIS AND LONDON. ORLATESY TRDUCESENTS — PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. Sah NewYork Depot, 64 Wall street. Boston Depot. 154 State street. Lapvies: